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No sooner had Shams al-Din read this than he cried out with a
loud cry and fell to the ground fainting; and as soon as he
revived and understood the gist of the matter he marvelled and
said, "There is no God, but the God, whose All-might is over all
things! Knowest thou, O my daughter, who it was that became the
husband of thy virginity?" "No," answered she, and he said,
"Verily he is the son of my brother, thy cousin, and this
thousand dinars is thy dowry. Praise be to Allah! and would I wot
how this matter came about!" then opened he the amulet which was
sewn up and found therein a paper in the handwriting of his
deceased brother, Nur al-Din the Egyptian, father of Badr al-Din
Hasan; and, when he saw the hand-writing, he kissed it again and
again; and he wept and wailed over his dead brother and
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